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Daily Republican., 1887-11-11
FALL SUITS.

Gentlemen desiring their clothes 70 q,
as nicely and perfectly as possible can be
suitsd by Mr. James Harding, Merchsn,
Tailor. No. SIG French street. Panons o.
Mr.. Harding, who are among our promt
nent and influential citizens, have ex.
pressed themselves as exceedingly com
Portable and greatly pleased with the neai
fit OF their garments, which are Away;
made IN the latest ;tyle. French. Epg-
lish and cashmere suitings and cloths o
all kinds, of the latest styles, are always
on hand. AS cool weather and busy
times are now fast approaching, gentle
men should cal. and see the styles at once.
s22 3m
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11
A Painful Ipjury.

Last Saturday son of Bernard Nc.
Cafierty residing in western part of the
city jumped on the back ofa wagon when
his 1, OF was caught In the spokee of the
wheel ipjuripg his left leg badly and tear
ing the flesh from the boneHor five or SIX
inches. The wound was dressed by DR..
Pyle and the little sufferer Is doing az
well as can be expected.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11
New Onur oh.

St. Anpe's new Catholic church. on
Lowering Ayenae, will be dediossa on
urc. n ter 9Th. Tia services vii in.
cluds b shop Curtis oi the Diocese ot
Wilmington, Bishop Beckar Of eavan.
nah, ana Vicar General Kelley also Of
the Diooese OF Savannah. Bisnop
d .ker W ii prssoh tbs sermon At the
ua~, Ind V Car General Kelley vii.
conduct tho vesper service.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11
/ Okxd.

TO ali who sre suffering ispm tho er-
rors and indiScretions Of you1h, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss OF manhood,
So., 1 Will send . recipe thAs will cure
you, FRRN OF CHARGN. liEhis great
remedy wss discovered by Missionary
In South America Send sAf.eddress-
ed envelope to the Ryv. JOaEFH r.
IHNAH Glahon ID. New York Oisy.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11

Thousands Of people are building up
q fine business by pulling down their
health. For suoh as pursue the course
Of ovsr-work and induce thereby liver
disease ard Dyspepsia, Lsxador is
actually b blessing. Price only 25 cents
o package. tE
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11

From Philadelphia. Pa am selling
more of DIR. Buil's Cough Syrup than
wi other cough remedies combined. and
.he dstnsnd 10 still increasing. b j.
O Tobu!dt, druggist, as7 8. Second
street.,
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11
~A
RafsOsihl.

Charles A Bourbon, Of the Brm Of II.
3. Bourbon & Bro . cigar manu- factar'
srs has been CO, iiurd to the house fer
seyeral days v h maiariA.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11

"There's such divinity doth hedge .
king that treason" fears to tcuoh hin.
Bat rheumatism lie no respecter OF per-
sons, snd Royalty would do weli to ps-
tronlzs Salvation OIL, the great pain
}cure. 40
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11
PERFE(, T.

Perfect is the word 10 apply
to Our stock OF OvercoaSs for
Men, Youths, Boys and Chill
dren Of all sizes. We please the
eye, protect the pocket anu i'm
prove the memory with our Bar
gains.
Fall Clothing at falling prices
for everybody Come and in
spect our stock; it will coat you
nothing, and the result viii be, if
you purchase, you will call
again.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11

II your baby is suffering with those
troubles that nearly always attend
sseshing, don't delay. but use q. once
DR.. Bull's Baby Syrup. Prioe IS cts.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11
FOR Sa,e.
YALUABLE MAJ

sALE-A VALUABLE MAX
s,rrrI property: store aGd dwelling:
st sSs,e he sub,cribcr now resides, ara
sr. h,s carried on successfully the
I, -, inr,ng and CloIhing Business.
l,t feet front Is "A feet G inches run
4 "a fcat. Then Or a feet aud ip-
..o Z nj Wide raok to shipiey street., on
,rr,.,rd 4 ~ bstantial tlfee- tory btiek
aNw f.. The three-siory dweuing On
800 hss IA good sized roo Q. III
rpn,,,.ls mr 10 give place 70 others.
y y II md mean bnsiness. Yours e,c L.
\ " ""' CYRUS SIERN
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11

Cnoup, wHooPING COUGH and Bron
cbitis imn nediately relieved by Shiloh'a
Cure. Sold by NIB, Danfcrth, cor. End
and Market Sts.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11

LDH COWS FOR SaLE-- GET
IA Aidtrney COW, with her NJ
n s months old; aiso Alaerhey
Sh,eh viii come In milk tho n1iIG 10
Sais, itSi. In pasture fer tho owner
III, CLSUD LALIUl t'S. brsnoy-
A,trtd. L1-eod ots
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11
J, 7. MULLIb & son,
SIXTH AND MARKET,

eIATH AND ID q AhkEf,
Are offering an i'm
mense stock OF Czokking,
Suits and Overcoats In
endless variety. II you
want a Suit for Dress
or Business or Working,
you will find almost
any kind you may want.
Their Clothing is gotten
up with great care, par
ticular attention being
given to cut, trimmings
and making.
O0erIoaS in light
weight, medium and
heavy weight; all COL
ors.
Boys are not forgot
ten but are specially
thought OF in selecting
our goods. Our Boys
Suits and Overcoass are
stylish, II o b by. and
cheap. II you want a
Suit or Oercoaa for
your boy don't miss
seeing our assortms MT,
which will be shown
with pleasure.
In Our Custom De
partment you will 6nd
the Finest Imported
Domestic Goods tor
making TO order.
JAS, 7. MULlIH& son,
rAILORs & 9TH & MARKET.
CLOTHIERS, WILL, DBL
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11
To Clean the Teeth

use Dlamon Dentifrioe 15c. per bot
tlo. q. K. Watson, 80s Market street
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11

sALr.-JOSEPH HoRNERA Ak
|. rsc.tye / a t.ne lot OF arr w
m CANARY birds, wa,oh Ia, @3
rsaso ably; also csgs. Ofdeis re
M uatl. All birds Rnsrsntoeo
! iyered 10 AL parts OF toe CITY. 3
,tiyn,h and bepnet s.. n5-oVs
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11
r. ,lpanting Time.

lhd all a y, ornainentai trees, best
hnteI ia oi the desirable ynrieties.
Il time y N she city and guaranteed.
rs, OH 10 .nh ~ orders. WILLIAM
RO. 10, eI,n ~ W. 1ih 81. or p. o,
ss0-e od2m.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11

|sALE-A VERY DESIRABLE
IN OF 40 acres; cDnyenientiy located .
Bm " butuytDn: Easy tsrnas- AndTess
h 4 tiviIecker, AttUraeys for heirs.
Uil-If
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11

,hLh-LAkHE AND SmAi4L
krulbtown wagons AZ fAir prices.
bODecuon OF buBiness wagona. W.
IDND md and Frennb cts. alo-Sms
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11

shLE-zIS1OBY bEiOK HOUSE
souln 500 of Lowering ayonuo,
"a YuIon street. VIII soil cheep, ,ace
To suit pur chaser. Monthly ~.
ks.c. Hlso IL. Ltnden etreos- Apply
fNllsT VhRNOn. this ofnos. ilb.si
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11
WAITED.

,.mrn AWHITE GIRL DO
,n.crors In y family OF two.
|tuttif,a',n,i"prd.-Arpiy " at No. sit "a msn-
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11

kALE Or RENT-A TWELVE
y houst sC5 Shipiey street iDGdire OF
kiN hi iOTi. Possession given on
&UScmber. oIo-A
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11

kALE-UHEAP; SIX 90 ws, xeHJs
bee will caiSs IbJut Ohrt,t RR.
Ipply to lt4S SiOUkLEY, N. "
|anl ADAMS streets. nj u
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11

BAAE-A YlHE LOT OF OAnAHY
bs snd csges at PAKkES5, lps ID.
|stest, nT.osf
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11

PDISG, WITH A PLEASANT
p Tor two gentiemen OF mac and wi fe;
It. nl-u
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11

tri-kf}prS Fuh II q q : E =
knita, At 7ttlG Market 81. ne.atf
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11

BALI FINE 9RDUSRY FIX
)et apply At All Madison st ns-tts
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11

r.nA aoOD WHITE oIhL
for aeheiN' ni0 2ts
h b sneet.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11

|sALE-2 OR 5 GOOD BRICK
|ss, tChrApl, or " II l,trade lor build.
bra- al fam >. q. Pickles,
tf,t street, VIII, Del. os-sm
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11

kaLS-DNE 4JUD y 10 N ID
|bt oslibOro wagon. Apply 20 J. v,
IN, :15 ". iighth st. ns'u
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-08-04
APPLICATION FOR PAT
ENT.
mo. 861.7
July II. 1887.


NOTICE Is LIEllEDY ri VEN THAT WILL
~ lam w. Chisholm whose residence and
post ONCE address Is Salt Lake CITY. in salt
Lake County, Utah Territory, has made appli.
cation for United states Patent for the ..t,in
Chief" Lode miuing claim, situate in Ferber
| Mining District. Siko County, State of New.
da. consisting Of 1869 linear feet or the lode.
and surface gronnd 600 feet wide. beIng 1T or
Survey No. 30 and described In the field notes
| and plat Of the of3cial survey on nle In this
/ ONCE. with magnetic variation at IL deureey
\ east. rs follows,: Commencing At post No. /.
the South-weslerlv corner o the claim. from
| which Il q quarter section CO. ner between and
| common to Sections 4 and Q, Township 27
NORTH Range 20 East. NJ Diabio Meridian.
bears 3 Is deg II min Z 1l4s fe.t dfsta,s.
thence running "a deg 90 min $50 feet to
enc South side post: thence n G. deg 20 min e
hl9 feet to post No. 2. the Souih.easterly corner
OF the claim; thence 81 deg 40 min W $40 feet
| 70 post No 8, the North cas- erly corner Of the
claim; thence 3 % deg 20 min W GlS feet 20 the
North side post; thence n r. deg 90 min w $50
feet 70 post No. 4. the North. westerly corner
Si the claim; and thence 9 ~ deg 10 min < 100
feet 70 said post No. !, tho place OF beginning.
containing total area Of 1881 scres, ali Of
which is claimsd aud applied for, tho area In
conflict With lot orsarysy NJ. 81, Tho Nam.
moth lode. poAr being excepted or excluded
from the claim or from said application.
From tho middle OF ,he wester : on lin.
Of said Big Ohief lode claim the discovery point
Of the 0lAih bears 8 81 der 30 min X 7sO fec.
diStant Tho said mining claim being OF record
in the once Of the County Record 4 q R,ko
County. Nsyeda, who 10 sx,oAeclo Recorder on
sAid nAiniDg diit1iet. at Elko IL Rlko Oouptv 4
NstAda-i The neaa est known IoesaieAs being
the "Mammoth'i let 9J. the ~lssd Cloud lot 90.
the ~ lSo" lot %, and ths "GEeat westtxu. !"
lose miaii,t ciaiAs, In thssapss DSs,ssctYl
Any npdall pss ona, eldping adysrsely anv
postion Of sd Biz Chlee mine, o. surt.os
yUppd, are requifed 10 de sAsts I'd ", eta a.
Win tliS Register Of the Uaissd sssi.s I,.na
osscs. at ESaSAa. IA TIE sSats Of Nbtaas, a :.
ing -, shnea dsSs' pssIod Of pubi.aAsssn hcrsi|
9i, % eHyntn Be pausA by ,vistua u tha pro-
Visions efN.a gtaAHte. -" ~ h'Tf
''fns'@" y 'PliioHlt. ne. nAI.L.
Fie@I ,Uamdie,I u ,n1gl $3.50, .
lt,il aasss ssat shls Rs,ieS ~ sssha,shsa u ~.
,IsFHssssnHKz, a alhc. VIEW. she hsysbaper
|publIalst9 nefft a. ssid shantaS eIa,uSs. "a,
1 u ,SsshtA ~ n - Z -. ,Ifq1rK ,8sfT
s9D .doe7sbti1a u ,H1a fskLn. AZ
|gofiintf .siVoJ o. d :ii,ie14 =, iNsaial.ss
'apssss, nsss ss'ga sAss'' yagron ! |.
s'ess ,aes1ehaA NV 4syia a,y,,U
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-08-04

1919 's'Tf0s IlfN
- 'Sd9p@1os 4oii nili ssgla1sa
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-11-23
usjpertbI

Ser B. 8 WfOr9an, eiu aaufmann In 2ate
Glib, eloriba, bate liaj cine beftise @rfaItung
3uae3osep bic bon einem qudlenben SuEen be-,
eIeitet ipar uno gang ben Anfdein Der erHen
S6winbfudtS Sbmptome barbot. CT Der.
ia4te cine @ense fosenannter popnldrer Su.
aenmebieiueu, alein bas tebel beriAlimmerie
it6 bon Gag 3u 8ase. Ct maserte Iittli4 ab,
batie Gtbembef fbnerben unb tonnie nibt mebr
f4lafen S6lietIid berlu@te er Or. Rings
yReue Gntbedane aesen S&Dtnbiu9tS unb
babies Dutenb s5lafden s.brau&t 0atte, mar
er uoIlRdubts sefuno unb bas llebel iteIte iiG
aud ipdter ni9t pieber elm. sfein anberes
MitteI fam s:ne fold Ianee 2ile bon seIunae.
men auren dnfpeiien, ipie Or. Rings Rene
enteednng seseu Sdbinbiu@t" Der erfoIs
bieftr Wlebiein lpirb garaatirt.
Yrobeaafden frei In Der apoibsie bon u.
Oreib
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@emrfeH oas iunge NdbAen ben Sbri.
gen wieber iibereebeu surften.

@emIlien oas funge Wdb@en ben Sbri
gen mieber iibergeben burften.
Sic foiIten mi9 To bic Stabt beQlei.
ten. fagie bic @eiunbete freunbliG. Di1
bleiben eiH paar Stunbeu gemftbIid
/ l3uiammen. Sic ffnnen ia meine glteru
Don ibren 1eiu9en Der unb itb mdrbe
mid freuen, tuenh Sic nieinen Glteru
gelegenbeit b6ten, Sbnen nod einmal
fur Sbre grobe Greunoli@feitau au banteu,
uno es wArDe auf) Sbmen gut tbun,
tpenn Sic fi9 etwas serfreuten. Sd
ftaune barlber, bab Gie freimilIig bier
bleiten. 0eir f6nnte man ole @@dBl
Der @rbe bieten, ni@t cine Stunbe ldn.
ger aIs serabe n6tbig. mdr6e idb es bie,
ausbaiten. Nber bic Naturen finb ebeu
kesrl9ieben.
Is Sd, erwiberte @rete nit triibem 3d.
6eln, Die bas 70 man6mal f0mmtl Sd
bdtte es aud ni6t geglaubt, unb id) babt
mid bod bineingefunoen. Nber Id
tlebme Sbre ginlabung on unb NIT bic.
lem Dant. Sd feline mid aud bana9,
tuieoer einmaI lmit anbersn MenfAen
suiammeniufommen. 6.ate i5t freiliG
Hi1t nsein Nus5angstag, aber id babe
bon meinen Ausedngen 10 peuie @e.
brau@ gtnlaGt, 6nb mir Der Director
oie grlaubuiB ni9t perIaeen lpiro. Rad
benz 6riibithd merbe i9 mid bel ibn
nlelbeu.
Mls @rete spei 6iunbeH lpdter in
bas Warteoimmer 6es leitenben Mr3tes
trat, mar eben ber Wagen bon Der
@barii6 9efommem, unb brei mdnuli@e
Rr0nte maren eingeIiefert worben. Gie
foBen itamm ia ber Gde bes gerduni.
gen 3immers. 3met Wdrter itanben
Danebtn unb nnterbielten li@ nit eins
amber. Der cine ber Qronten bate bic
0dube bOr bic Nusen gebrhdt. ber an,
Dere ttiette Dor ii@ BIN, ber brittle, ait.
terte beftis.
Grete cling. obne He iueiier 30 bead.
ten, on ibnen Dort6er nuf bic gegeuaber.
!tegenoe 9bhr 80 uno idete benz bort.
ftebeuben Diener:
Wolleu Sie mid sefdlisf beim
0errn Oirettor ineIbens
Jn benllelben AusenbIide i9nellte
ber tleiue 2iitsrnbe luie BON elmer 6eber
getrieben auf. Gr iiieb einen furdtba.
rem bpben G@rei aus. Die bei5eu
Mnrter uHterbra6en ibre llnter9oItuua,
fprdugen auf ben Gdreier los unb iu6.
ten ibu au berubi9en. Der aber f1Iug
tDie Elm &aienber, ber er mar. nm ii6
nno ber auanfebuIi6e sitternbe tIeine
Wann entuideIte cine 70 gelpoitige
9raft. bob bic beiben Wdrter Mnbe
botteu ibn ~ boIten. Dabei fGrie er
unousgelebt In bober iGauerlibe @eife.
@rete mar of6grau eeiuorbeu. Sic
hotfe Whbe. fi6 aufredt au erbaIten.
uno mantle. Sic bate In bem uneluds
Ii9en ibren Batter ertonnt.
t6enietuas ioIst.,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-11-23

ua@fenber 9beitnabme belaulht hattie,
uno ia bieieu, Nugenblide bad ein
f&a1enoes @elddter aug. ga 1T aut,
baB 8lide ni9t tbDten t6nnen; meine
perebrte 6ei6enfreunbin i@ldte mir bic.
felben In Observation-Disclosures uub
bon elmer iOlhen Qualifdt au, baB i'd
mt9 gliidll9 prizes, f9on fraber puIuer
gero9en 5u baben.
Als wtlfOmmene unterbre@ung mur.
be iebt gu grfrii9unsen einaelabea,
uno bic Deri&iebeaen Gr3eugniiie Der
bSberen Badtunf = In oeren Sc.
beimniife i'd iebt leiner trob aller Ser,
Jude nod timer nidt re&t eingeoruns
gen. bin-i0bnten mid nit benz fleinen
Snternie3so iebr balo aus. G1ube
nur, oab, wie mein 6reunb i'm 8ers
trauen perrietb, In Der Negel niAt bic
inngeu Oamen, fonbern beren ,ueribe
Mhtter bic 2anitlerinneu iener Bad.
werfe ieiu follten.
giuerlei ineine quite Gtimmuug mar
utlig mie6ergefebrt; idb lie6 mid logor
berbei, ols 0etllnioticnen an her 9as
gesoronung Uaren, ebenfalls unb aluar
auf Werlangen In bentI1er SpraGe ct.
mas gum 8eften 5u seben. Msein 8or<
trag mar cine alrt potpourri, In mel.
dem auf @btbe's vgrlf6nis1 bes fell.
gen Gultusminilier Mhbler betanntes
gerab' aus bem Wirtbsbans tomm'
i9 berans" unb dbnli9e un5ferbli@e,
tDenn aud chen ni9t flaiff1e Sa9en
folsten. Mleine idjbnen 3ubbrerinnen
maren ni6t farg nit Beifal; idb babe
aber gelinbe @eoenfen. oh bas ber SOL
gewefen wdre, ueun He BEN SnbaIt ein.
aelner Nortragsffiide berifanben bdtten.
ylun - bOffentli& iiberiebt linen aud
Iiemanb bieien NrtifeI; ionf i0nnien
fi& bic bolben &olenfnospen in e9te
Dornr6felein berwanbeln. 8. 9.
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Yin behtrts S4ubmitteI ee8en &ranfbeis.
Mnfdue. als eotttfers M Maeenbitttrs,
th uns ui@t betannt. Gs gepdtrt iideren
Saut sessn bic Disbsrfsbrenesn 6ieberanialls,
% ernsuert bic f6)ptnbenbe eebsnsfraft unb be.
irseet bic SmudGs3nRdnbe bes alters 20 Der.
biabert bas gbrouiId,wsrben Ger Ghspeplie
be1p. btilt biefeIbe 9rdQe eebern unb 3herrn
rsst ts 1ur fbdtiaieit an unb fiGert e,ne nor.
male aOrperbel4afrnbeit. SIR RsroenIeibenbe
W g BOG ualdsdtbarem 4uten inbem es pas
eei9pa4tt Ssfem ftdblt unb fr1ftiat. Der
Musorud s8arte @,funebeit@ u tak immer
eletdbsoentenb nit SApdAe. 60 Iauae nun
pes Uitrrs NOD sn baben IN. brau&en bic
MraHsltdsn nieaals an ibrr ptbffden sfrdf.
tisnHg ~ perapeiteIn. ebeafo merben DE.
1enigen. osren Beruf nur Denig forBsrIihe Be
pegnna ober groesn araftaufwanb nit lid
brinat coer fie ben einwitfumasn e,nee unaiiniti.
gen alimas ousiett. In benz Ditte.s elm iidberes
@Gutmttt fiuben.
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Nr,1e 20dod)e,t.
gerIiner ROman OOu asaal aimsas.
IGOrtfstnlaa.l

I1crtietuue.l i
Dos s@iHSige, mas lie eriebnte unb
ertr0umte ibre 8ereinigung nit Bruno
= lie lpubte es iebr uobI unb bate fi6
b6llig bdreiu ergebeti =, bas tutirDe fie
bod ntt etreiden f6nnen, iDarbe (ie ME
berwitfliwt ieben. llnb biele grteuuts
uib Iieb fie aIIss Aabre als bebeutunass
log unc nebenid6li9 eri9einen.
Die Set batte bic aufgemiiblten Wps
Gen i1Ess Sauern bsfdnftigt unb bic
9erbbeit ibres G@uIer3es 6emilbett.,
Sic b1d5ie an Bruno tuie an einen Ga
Iiebten SObieu.. Nber he badte unaIs
gefebt an ibH. bewubt unb aud uut6s
iunBts er 0eb6rte 3u ibrem Gein. ruie
BET S9lag ibres 0er3ens, iDie ibr
Ntbenl.
Das aeie unausseiebte Denten an
ibn mar ber Wittler olItr itrer Gmpfia.
bungeu. Meun He li9 6es Morgens
81 ibrer i6tperen 3agesarbeit rti5tete,
10 b0dte he an ibn; wdbrenb he ben
Granfen bjeIe ober ieue 6aifsleiliung
eepdbrte. mdbreub he in bem beiBen
@arien nit ibneH ipa3ieren ging unb
BET 8ii@ nit ibnen faB, fid mad boas
bro9ter Atbeit aur nd6tIi6en Rube
begob - inner uHD INNER baGte fie
an i'm.
Ales, mas Elm 1ers geben tana; bic
reinRe 2iebe, bic rabreHb|e 3drtli9feit
~ ibnl gebbrte es, benz gntfernten, benz
HiGlt9QhNeubeN, In Oeileu Hnfein bie
iugenbli9 l66ne @ef0lt @retens su.
fdnig einmaI bimeingebufdt mar, um
baIb bar0uf fpurIps tpieber baraus Az
Deri@uinben. S5lr Srsten aber mar
Bruno, ieitbem er ibrem geIi6istreiie
eutI4manben mar, gegentudrtiger ben
ie geluproen. utb bic 3reuuuug anb be
3eit batien ibn In ibren @ebanten mil
eiiltn berlIdrenben @lon5e iibergeiieu.
CT erl9ien Dem artnen Nido6en iebt
wie cine 2i@tgeifaIt obne @dugel uno
9s1ktI, elm SbealbilD ritterli6er Ndnn.
Ii9teit. ebel, eatig unS srob.
Qbnnte He ibn nur nod einmal iDiebers
Iebsn, nur NOD Elm einJigesmall
@iellei&t uarbe lie bann ben Muth
finbeu, ibm 9lles 81 laseu. llnb .ibre
@ebQneen iiiegeH binalif ME bic trils
Iernbe 1tr9e In unenbIi6e Dbben, unc
ibr mar, als ipArbe He BON S@lDingen
getragen, unb fie i9Iob bic aagen In
iuonnieem S@wiHbel, bis He pl6blid
iulammenfubr, bic Qiber bIfnete, ers
f4rodsH nm flo bIidte uHb Dann ber
traurieen Nh6iernbeit surhdeeeeben
lpurbe.
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Morning journal and courier., 1887-12-24
ON CHURCH STREET.
The Large New Building Near George A Further Improvement of This

The Large New Building Near George
 A Further Improvement of This
 Th0rOughfares
 The large and substantial new brick build ing which r. Wallace B. Fenn, the shoe merchant, is erecting on Church street will be another decided step forward in the reno vation and renewal of Church street between Chapel and George streets, 8 movement which began fifteen years ago, and has stead fly made progress. The Massena Clark build- ing, HoadIey building, ex-Governor Eng lish's new building, Bene6ict's building, the Mechanics bank building, the Merwin build ing, the Connecticut bank building and the great improvement of many of the Church street store fronts mark an important era in Church streets material progress and inn provement. The new building now being erected will add to the importance and mod ern appearance of the street; and Meadow street, it's outlet to the depot, is not all be- hind in the 'march of improvement. " The new building is five stories high, 126 feet in depth and 45 feet in width. The walls are 16 inches thick. On the first floor is one large store which will have large plate glass windows. The whole building has been leased by Stahl 6 Hegel for their furniture and undertaking business. The premises will be provided with engine and boilers, pas senger and freight elevators and will be heat ed by steam throughout. The upper floors will be undivided and supported by iron pill lars. During the erection of the lower floors g ponderous box beam was laid over the store front and another in the rear, instead of the conventional old style girders. ObJec- tion was raised to it by the city board which has oversight of new buildings, but the iron flanges put on removed all objections, it be- ing demonstrated by the engineer that the support was thus rendered five times strong CT than required. The building is built of selected North Haven brick. It is expected that it will be completed by March 1.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-12-24
THE NEW HAVEN BANKS.
Regular and Irregular Business Msthods-En Justice te the Banks Reliance Upon Business Honor the RE0fu

Regular and Irregular Business MerhOds-In Justice te the Banks Reliance Upon Business Honor the Main Factor.
 Since the failure of E. s. Wheeler & Go.
 surprise at the situation of the banks is SC often expressed by those who are presumed to know the methods governing bank dis counts that word just here may not be out of place. A prominent business man stated yesterday as follows:
 New Haven banks hold none of E. s. Wheeler & Co., own paper-that is, accom- mediation paper made by his firm. They knew that he was obtaining large amounts ot discounts in New York, Hartford and it may be in other places, but as MT. Wheeler, in answer to inquiry made by our local banks, stated that he was worth from $250, ,000 to | $275, ,000, that he owed no borrowed money, that he sold his merchandise on time to the extent of millions each year, and that the notes and drafts that his firm offered for dis count represented goods delivered, it made no difference how much in amount or where these notes and drafts were placed, provided that his statements were true. Another diff hculty in finding out the true status of MT. Wheeler's business lay in the fact that the firms who gave him these notes and accepted the drafts that have occasioned so much loss appear to have been, with few exceptions, his accomplices inasmuch that they gave him notes and accepted drafts for some hundreds of thousands of dollars without giving any equivalent so far as is known.
 Banks are created to do just the kind of business which was offered by MT. Wheeler, provided that it be honest business, and dur ing the past twenty-five years the percentage of loss to the bankE of this city has been
 phenomena1ly small on loans made on legiti-
 mate business paper, that is, paper given by one firm or individual to another for goods delivered.
 If the method of ''raising the wind", so
 diligently pursued by MT. Wheeler should
 obtain, financial chaos would come at once, for in the very nature of things personal character and business honor must be the
 basis of all credit dealings.